mass ofoneproton orneutronatomicmassunitmetaloidsConduct heatandelectricity, butnot as well asmetals protonparticlethat has apositivechargeNielsBohrsaid electronscould only orbitthe nucleus inspecific orbitsor shellsneutronparticlethat hasno chargecan bedrawn intothin wiresductilefrom theinsideouthow electronshells of anatom arefillednegativeparticles floatingwithin a mass ofdiffuse positivecharge"plumbpudding"atomicmodelGroup## ofvalenceelectrons= ?electronsfoundclosest tothe nucleusWhereelectrons withthe lowestenergy arefoundlustermeansshinyelectronshells ororbitalselementswithin aperiod havethe samenumber of ?tells us thenumber ofprotons in anelement'satomtheatomicnumbertotal # ofprotons andneutrons innucleusatomicmass2,8,5The electronconfigurationof an atomwith 15electrons2,3electronconfigurationof atom inGroup 3, 2ndPeriodnon-metalsElements thatare poorconductors ofboth heat andelectricityAtomicNumberincreasesfrom left toright acrossa Period Developedthe "BilliardBall" atomicmodelJohnDaltonThenumber ofprotons inan atomwhatdetermineswhat theelement is2,8,8,1electronconfigurationof atom inPeriod 4,Group 1emptyspacewhatatoms aremostlymade ofQuantumMechanicalmodelAtomic modelthat electronis a "cloud"around thenucleusmetalsThelargestcategory ofelementsfirst energylevel;innermostK- shellholds amaximumof twoelectronsPeriodsHorizontalrows inPeriodicTableDemocritus early Greek todevelop the idea thateverything iscomposed entirely ofvarious imperishable,indivisible elementscalled atoms.Whatanatom isthe smallest unitof matter thatretains all of thechemicalproperties of anelement2,8,4The electronconfigurationof an atomwith 14electronsnucleusthe center ofthe atomwhere mostof the massis locatedJ.J.Thompsondiscovered theelectron;disproved atomictheory thatassumed atomswere indivisibleatoms are morestable whenthey have eightelectrons in theiroutermostelectron shellOctetruleValenceshellTerm forouter mostshell of anatomelectronparticlethat has anegativechargemalleablemeans easilyhammeredinto very thinsheetsErnestRutherfordDiscoveredthe atomicnucleusGreek for"indivisible"atomosan atom withequalnumber ofprotons andelectronsaneutralatomfourAtom in the4th Periodwill have ?shellsGroupsVerticalcolumns inPeriodictablemass ofoneproton orneutronatomicmassunitmetaloidsConduct heatandelectricity, butnot as well asmetals protonparticlethat has apositivechargeNielsBohrsaid electronscould only orbitthe nucleus inspecific orbitsor shellsneutronparticlethat hasno chargecan bedrawn intothin wiresductilefrom theinsideouthow electronshells of anatom arefillednegativeparticles floatingwithin a mass ofdiffuse positivecharge"plumbpudding"atomicmodelGroup## ofvalenceelectrons= ?electronsfoundclosest tothe nucleusWhereelectrons withthe lowestenergy arefoundlustermeansshinyelectronshells ororbitalselementswithin aperiod havethe samenumber of ?tells us thenumber ofprotons in anelement'satomtheatomicnumbertotal # ofprotons andneutrons innucleusatomicmass2,8,5The electronconfigurationof an atomwith 15electrons2,3electronconfigurationof atom inGroup 3, 2ndPeriodnon-metalsElements thatare poorconductors ofboth heat andelectricityAtomicNumberincreasesfrom left toright acrossa Period Developedthe "BilliardBall" atomicmodelJohnDaltonThenumber ofprotons inan atomwhatdetermineswhat theelement is2,8,8,1electronconfigurationof atom inPeriod 4,Group 1emptyspacewhatatoms aremostlymade ofQuantumMechanicalmodelAtomic modelthat electronis a "cloud"around thenucleusmetalsThelargestcategory ofelementsfirst energylevel;innermostK- shellholds amaximumof twoelectronsPeriodsHorizontalrows inPeriodicTableDemocritus early Greek todevelop the idea thateverything iscomposed entirely ofvarious imperishable,indivisible elementscalled atoms.Whatanatom isthe smallest unitof matter thatretains all of thechemicalproperties of anelement2,8,4The electronconfigurationof an atomwith 14electronsnucleusthe center ofthe atomwhere mostof the massis locatedJ.J.Thompsondiscovered theelectron;disproved atomictheory thatassumed atomswere indivisibleatoms are morestable whenthey have eightelectrons in theiroutermostelectron shellOctetruleValenceshellTerm forouter mostshell of anatomelectronparticlethat has anegativechargemalleablemeans easilyhammeredinto very thinsheetsErnestRutherfordDiscoveredthe atomicnucleusGreek for"indivisible"atomosan atom withequalnumber ofprotons andelectronsaneutralatomfourAtom in the4th Periodwill have ?shellsGroupsVerticalcolumns inPeriodictable

Atom & Periodic Table - Call List

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  1. atomic mass unit
    mass of one proton or neutron
  2. Conduct heat and electricity, but not as well as metals
    metaloids
  3. particle that has a positive charge
    proton
  4. said electrons could only orbit the nucleus in specific orbits or shells
    Niels Bohr
  5. particle that has no charge
    neutron
  6. ductile
    can be drawn into thin wires
  7. how electron shells of an atom are filled
    from the inside out
  8. "plumb pudding" atomic model
    negative particles floating within a mass of diffuse positive charge
  9. # of valence electrons = ?
    Group #
  10. Where electrons with the lowest energy are found
    electrons found closest to the nucleus
  11. means shiny
    luster
  12. elements within a period have the same number of ?
    electron shells or orbitals
  13. the atomic number
    tells us the number of protons in an element's atom
  14. atomic mass
    total # of protons and neutrons in nucleus
  15. The electron configuration of an atom with 15 electrons
    2,8,5
  16. electron configuration of atom in Group 3, 2nd Period
    2,3
  17. Elements that are poor conductors of both heat and electricity
    non-metals
  18. increases from left to right across a Period
    Atomic Number
  19. John Dalton
    Developed the "Billiard Ball" atomic model
  20. what determines what the element is
    The number of protons in an atom
  21. electron configuration of atom in Period 4, Group 1
    2,8,8,1
  22. what atoms are mostly made of
    empty space
  23. Atomic model that electron is a "cloud" around the nucleus
    Quantum Mechanical model
  24. The largest category of elements
    metals
  25. holds a maximum of two electrons
    first energy level; innermost K- shell
  26. Horizontal rows in Periodic Table
    Periods
  27. early Greek to develop the idea that everything is composed entirely of various imperishable, indivisible elements called atoms.
    Democritus
  28. the smallest unit of matter that retains all of the chemical properties of an element
    What an atom is
  29. The electron configuration of an atom with 14 electrons
    2,8,4
  30. the center of the atom where most of the mass is located
    nucleus
  31. discovered the electron; disproved atomic theory that assumed atoms were indivisible
    J.J. Thompson
  32. Octet rule
    atoms are more stable when they have eight electrons in their outermost electron shell
  33. Term for outer most shell of an atom
    Valence shell
  34. particle that has a negative charge
    electron
  35. means easily hammered into very thin sheets
    malleable
  36. Discovered the atomic nucleus
    Ernest Rutherford
  37. atomos
    Greek for "indivisible"
  38. a neutral atom
    an atom with equal number of protons and electrons
  39. Atom in the 4th Period will have ? shells
    four
  40. Vertical columns in Periodic table
    Groups